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Published 11:21 25 Oct 2015 GMT
Updated 11:33 25 Oct 2015 GMT
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The victory was their ninth in a row in the O'Moore County and, as captain, Kieran had the honour of raising the trophy.
Today, Kieran lines out against the Palatine son coached by his father.
Last weekend, Palatine ended a ecent barren period when they saw off the challenge of Old Leighlin to claim their first Carlow senior title since 2006.
By 4pm today [unless we get another replay] only one Lillis will be celebrating.
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